Seikon no Qwaser II

here we go again...another season of Seikon no Qwaser...or as I like to call it...Titty Sucking 101. This anime takes as much hentai as it could, crammed it into 24 episodes (first season) and said this isnt hentai. Now, we have our eyes in the second, season, how much more hentai and ecchi is there? To be honest, loads more.
Seikon No Qwaser II-Now with 99% more boobs and titty sucking !


Story-5(Boobs=/= story)
the story from the beginning was descent, not perfect. It was not a contiuation from the first season like i had hoped.Mafuyu doesn even show up until half way through the series and ... the first 6 or so episodes is mainly about Sasha and Hana and the girls at this academy they invade. It also mainly consits of sasha looking like a girl and his boobs looking more real than those of half of the girls there. At some point Katja comes in, gets a new slave. Then, after the school arc, its just turns into slice of life with tit sucking. Sasha is almost addicted to Soma in this season. Every five seconds it feels like he sucking tits, or half the discussions are about boobs.

Art-8(Great for boobage)
the art was great, considering half the time i was looking at boobs. Also, i'll give credit to who ever aired it:they aired it uncensored. They didnt even censor the lower area of the girls and certainly not the tit sucking. Considering i was looking at tits for half the season, i think art was good.

Sounds-8(The OP and ED are amazing)
The voice acting was decent but where the sound really shines is the OP and ED. I am planning downloading them and raping the play button to listen to them because they have a catchy tune. It trumps the first seasons OP and ED by a lot. Another note on voice acting-Sasha still sounds like a chick who has had one too many cigarettes.

Character-7(Those school Girls were 2-D as heck!)
The main characters really didnt progress this season. The only progression is saw was at the end with Sasha, and thats it. Sasha was the only one who we saw even move an inch in character from the first season. Mafuyu and Oribe epsecially were just still blobs of giant boobs.

Enjoyment-6(Hey, I cant only enjoy tit sucking everyone and a while)
One can only enjoy tit sucking and fan service every so often. Seikon no Qwaser absolutlly over did it on the fan service department. The story went out the window with the addition of several more tit sucking scenes. I feel it had more tit sucking in the second season with 12 episodes than the first season with 24 episodes. If you like tit sucking and ecchi and fan service and just plain boobs, then you just found your anime.

Overall-7(Heck, it was interesting to say the least)
Overall, it isnt bad as a stand alone anime, however, it doesnt mesure up to the first season. This season lacks a good story and the story feels rushed. It tries to make up for rushed story with more titty sucking and talk of boobs(and lets not forget the ocassional bondage slaves) If your daring then watch the second season of Seikon no Qwaser, but please dont expect much from it because sequals are never as good as the originals.

This sequel has blown me away...

And not in the good way, either.

Yes, it is true. The first season of Seikon No Qwaser started out great and ended with a decent cliffhanger. However, the continuation of the series (Seikon No Qwaser II) follows Sasha and Hana as they search for the Magdalena of Thunder, supposedly inactive and hiding within a girl at the Roman Curia Surei Academy. Sounds interesting, right? In the first six episodes, Sasha is dressed as a woman in an all girls school where the technology to expand and focus your mind has been used as a way to bait girls of ... various backgrounds to attend the Academy. Members of the Adepts start to show up to complicate matters and things begin to get heated as the presence of the Magdalena of Thunder is revealed to be inside the Academy, hidden deep beneath the flesh of a young woman. The idea is promising...

...Until the episodes following the sixth just begin to drag. Disappointing, really. This is where the show really began to nose dive into a downward spiral - and frankly, suicide!

Most of the episodes were fillers with no real intention to further the plot of the story. Every now and again, a character would slightly develop or would come to a sudden realization surrounded by a clusterfuck of fan-service. A COLOSSAL AMOUNT OF FAN-SERVICE.
BOOBIES... EVERYWHERE.

You want cleavage? YOU'VE GOT IT!
You want boobies that jiggle for no reason? YOU'VE GOT IT!
You want breasts of every shape and size? YOU'VE GOT IT.

Unfortunately, the clusterfuck of fan-service actually killed the plot of the show. It felt as though in every episode, the mangaka left a pair of boobs lying around purely for the sake of his viewers to sit around and gawk at them. A little fan-service is good, yes, but it became more of a hassle to finish the series as the show very slowly progressed.

The last episode was engaging and yet, it felt somewhat rushed. Most of the action and deepening of the plot took place within the last 24 minutes of the series, leaving yet another cliffhanger at the end.

ART :: The art of the show was the same as the previous season's. A few times, the author had failed to correlate speech with lip movement in minor scenes or forgot to draw a movement to a sound, but nothing too serious. The detail of the characters and their wardrobe has improved since the last season, but the background is still rather average.

SOUND :: I highly enjoyed the opening and ending themes. Upbeat, funky, and melancholy, the song "Rasen, Arui wa Seinaru Yokubou" by Faylan was well done, but definitely does NOT compare to the first season’s “Baptize” OP. On the contrary, "Metaphor" by Shoujo Byou, the ending theme, is my favorite from the Seikon series by far. If anything, the ending OP adds to what the anime is trying to define as the atmosphere of the show.

CHARACTER :: Not much development, if very minimal. Aside from the goofy and unnecessary fan-service of the show, there were hardly any slots open for serious character interaction. What has developed between the main characters in the first series stays relatively stagnant throughout the production. New characters emerge from the foreground, but are eventually shouldered to the side after the recovery of the Magdalena of Thunder; this, despite the maturation of the characters. Only one character from Surei Academy appears throughout the remainder of the episodes, but her appearances are primarily reserved for Ekaterina.

OVERALL ENJOYMENT:
Not much. I rated this a 6 [enjoyment & overall] because the story lacked any real meat, there was hardly any action or development of the plot, the characters were static, and almost everything was sugar-coated with filler episodes. Seikon No Qwaser II ended up becoming a giant boob-sucking travesty, rather than a form of entertainment.

Holy crap on a cracker, that was a waste of time.

Not gonna lie, after the first episode I thought that maybe someone from the crew learned to write, cause I got something that was remarkably similar to an intro to a plot.
Well… that’s the last time I get my hopes up.
The “plot” is resolved in the first 6 episodes, then You have 5 episodes of total bullshit that does absolutely nothing and the final episode is the beginning to something that once upon a time would be interesting… if written by someone who, oh I don’t know… actually knows how to write? Just a crazy ... idea.

The main cast is mostly the same, have absolutely no growth and are still annoying. It’s kind of good to know that apart from death and taxes there are constants in life.

The only reason I see someone watching this is because of an OCD (like me) or a heavy dose of masochism. This season is so bad that it almost makes season 1 look tolerable.

Almost